Soo Locks debated by Michigan Senate and cat show highlights
Michigan Senate listens to a Chicago letter lamenting the Soo Locks distance from metropolitan areas. Empire Cat Club in New York features Kerry La Ramon with blue ribbons and a $100 stud fee aiding a San Diego cat shelter. Also noted: Charles H. Silver, head of a large school system, rose from a high school quitter to board president. A Baltimore poolroom dog scene prompts police findings of $53 in payouts and $28 horse plays. A Chicago motto contest crowns a witty February slogan about wives.
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Lansing
Mich
Upi
Michigan Senate
Chicago
Charles M. Ziegler
Michigan
Mackinaw City
Sault Ste. Marie
St. Marys River
Lakes Superior
Huron
Kerry la Ramon
New York
Helen van Zele
San Diego
Maud Irwin
Horatio Alger
Charles H. Silver
Board of Education
Verdbers
American Woolen Co
Baltimore UK
Baltimore
Edwin Taylor
John Cunningham
Edwin A. Rowland
Association
Rowland
US Rules Out Cease Fire Talks Outside U N
Washington reports say the United States opposes any conference on a Formosa cease fire held outside the United Nations. State Department and White House officials caution against a Geneva style outside UN venue. Amb. Aldrich in London discussed Far East tensions with Nehru, while Sen Knowland and Dirksen criticize outside UN mediation and warn Beijing seeks UN Security Council seat.
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Washington
United States
Formosa
United Nations
State Department
Geneva
Henry Saydam
New York
London
White House
James C. Hagerty
Suydam
E. S
Winthrop Aldrich
Nehru
Far East
U.N
Dulles
Bahamas
Capitol
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Mao Tze-tung
Knoland
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
China
Krowland
Sen. Dirkson
P.-L
Senate
LOS Angeles Upi
Santa Fe Railway
Death Valley Scotty
Chicago
Iron Horse
Slaton
Tex
Itr
Death Valley
Engine 1010
Azusa
Deenhower
Dirksen
Red China
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
U. N. Security Council
Smith
Senate Foreign Relations Far
Chott En-lai
President Eisenhower Appeals for Overseas Fund Drive
President Eisenhower urged support for USO fund-raising drives, saying service members overseas face loneliness and separation from home, presenting a wartime like appeal in peacetime to bolster morale. He emphasized the penalties of separation and the need to sustain morale through fundraising efforts.
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Eisenhower
USO
Sabre Pilot Killed in Libya Crash for USO Defense Fund
2nd Lt. Eulas B. Birmingham of Flint Michigan died when his Sabre jet crashed near Tripoli Libya French Field Wheelus Air Base as he served overseas. The USO and U S Air Force announced his death and praised his service for the country as troops overseas mourn the loss.
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United Services Organizations Defense Fund
New York
Tripoli
Libya
U. S
Quemoy Island Yank unit unmoved by Red shelling
A tight lipped US unit on Quemoy Island near Amoy Bay remains unfazed by Communist bombardment. Officers and soldiers, including Capt William Donald of Missouri and Sgt Richard Hoover of Florida, say duty is 90 days, they feel safe, and blame is not a concern as shells strike from 400 mainland positions.
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Quemoy
Red Clay
U. S
Amoy Bay
William
Donald
Plato
Formosa
Korea
Richard Hoover
Tampa
Fla
Kores
Koith Airborne
Hoover
Reds
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Emerson
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Chevatlon
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Carder
Zoo
Enteréa
Long
John J. Gunkel
Rochester
Boston
Quemoy Isle
Becker
Lakewood Blvd
Lakewood Center
Later Brothers Department Store
Butler Brothers
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